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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
Plantation Sale.

ON THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE,at u 1887,
~ o'clock M, on tho promises, will DO,
offered for sale, at public auction, the fol-
lowing described property, 10 wit;
That certain plantation in Bolivar county,
Miss two miles back OF Carson's Landing,
known as the "Perthshire' plantaiiQn, con.
tanning 1000 acres, more or less, Of which
1000 acres ere in q high state Of cultivation.
together with the growing crop aad all 10
buildings and improvements thereon
Also so mules, horse, about 100 hogs,
about % head Of horned stock, ADD sufficient
corn, hay aud farming IMPLEMENTS wagons,
ETC., to make the crop. These Will Do so'd
separately from the real estate.
Terms OF sale: Real estate, ono-third casn,
balance in ono and two years. secured ~
mortgage and vendors lien; liFe stocs'
farming implements, otc oue-nllf chshi
balance in twelve months, with good So
curity. -.
''''''' $500 !. j.. HARRIS.
JOHN NJ. PARKER,
nrlpana. Ia.
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TRENTON, N, J., May 1.-Two freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad
collided at Plainsboro this morning.
Harry Donohue and Harry CARRIER,
trsmps, who were stesling ride, were
seriously injured. Howard Turning,
a fsgmsn, was badly wounded about
the head. Henry BOggs, the engineer
of one Of the locomotives, and Albert
Rees, the fireman, were badly hurt
about the limbs. Both locomotives
and several cars were badly wrecked.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
Two zen Killed by AN Explosion

CHICAGO, ILL, May 4.-Two men
we're killed last evening by an ex-
plr sion in the woods two miles west
OF Glencoe. Charles Farmers, a mill
dea er, had an engine and equipment
for cutting railroad tics at this poiat.
His engineer left him two days ago,
and bis son Alfred, aged 20, went cut,
with Charles Carrow, az the new
engineer. The engine had been
stopped and the two men were filing
me saw, when the boiler exploded
killing both instantly.
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Merchants. Read Ihla.

To those subject to the vexations Of
business life, dyspepsia and feeling
OF debility, irritsbility aud despond-
eucy, we say, take Simmons Liver
Regulator. The Regulator is free from
injurious mineral substance; not dsa-
greeable; can be taken at any time
without Interfering with business or
pleasure, il is gentle, safe, and a good
digestor. 1t is ur eqdaled in The cure
of piles, constipation, bad breath, SICK
headache ard bilious Complaints.
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Probate Court Sale
-OF----
HIS " AL NJ " N A ~ A..

No. SIS, v. DIN TIE Probate Court Of
Shelby County, ronnesseo--J ohm AItrhnlt
VS.. Dodson Mitchell.
10y virtue Of decree for sale made and
! entered in this causo on February ~,
1887 in minute book 40, vase 90, / will sci,
at public auction, to tho highu,t bidder. in
front Of the cour'hou'e door, o. Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, MRy IL 1857,
within legal hours, the following do cribod
real estate, to-wit;
Three certain luts or parcels of laud stu
Atod and being in the county 81 shelby, : tato
Of Tenn ssee, known and described as lots
sixty nine (G9). sevcut" i70) and seventy ono
Ill of j. VI. Province s1bd vision ~ lots
SO, Ga ard IS, OF Will0uEbby Willamas sub
division cf he McLemorc tract, ms per plat
of said proviuo's subdivi ion as the -ano
appears Of record in plat hook |, pa,e l0i-
each lot having front Of fifty 80, feet on
the south sidB Of Provne street and running
bach between parable lines no bundrou and
fifty lb0l feot to n alley,
Terms of Sale -Ouo-thlrd cosh, the ball
ance In siXand welye months the purchaser
to execute notes with approved sc lurty, md
. lion will ho retained on the land to secure
the unpaid purchnse money.
p. j QUIGLEY, Clerk.
By Thomas y. Cronshaw, ID c,
II, Z. Dix, Solicitor for complainant.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
Ms kA Al E& TAT n,

No. 1857, R,-rhancery Court Of Shelby
County W. +. Williams ct al W. Annie
Q. Williams OF al.
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In tho above oAUso ON tho.
18th day Of January, 1883, N, Il. 81, page 40,
and renewed April u, 1887, NJ, u. 81, page AI,
/ will soil, ut public auction, 20 tho highest
bidder, In front Of he Gers and Mustr,a
Once at the Main street entrance Of tho
courthouse Of Shelby county, homphis, Lon-
nesgoG, on
HsturdRY, May ~, 1897,
within legaI hours, tho following described
property, ituRted in tho city OF M0mpls,
now Taxing District Of Shelby county, Ten
neCsee, t0-wit:
A lot on the southwest corner Of Court and
Third streots Ia sad city, fronting "a Get on
Court street by q depth OF MS feet on rAird
street, boinc part OF lot 50a on tho @ IN
of said city of Memphis, on which lot there
is situated n brick dwelling house,
Terms Of Salo-One third cash, balance Ia
one and two years; notog bearing interest
irla, date required; liel retain On ;he
property Hs security.
This April 10, 1851.
S. l, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By D, F. COlsuaD, Deputy G. ana ID.
Harris Il Turley, Solicitors.
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Doodle Kerr Seriously Injured.

New YORK, May 4,-Thomss S. Kerr,
who was indicted jointly with Jacob
Sharp and Jim Richmond for bribing
Aldermen, was thrown from his car
risge, while driving in Central Park
today, and seriously injured.
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Killed by LighIBIng.

MINNRAPoLIs, MINI May 1.-The
Journals Eau CLAIRE, Wis, special
says: The body of Duncan McRiDnon
was brought here for burial from Lit
tie Jump river He and eight others
were simultaneously struck by light
ming while working On a log drive.
McKinnon was instantly killed. John
McGregor was probably fatally in
The others were stunned, but recov-
cred.
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lily BROTHERS, Druggists, OWsgu, n. Y
Chesapeake and Nashville
RAILWAY COmpanY,

NOTICE ia hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Comp.
ny of tho states Of Kentucky and Tennessee,
pursuant to its charter and bylaws, will DO
held at the Office of tho Kentucky Genital
Railroad Company, IN the city OF Covington,
Ky at the hour of IL o'clock noon, on the
25th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose OF the
election OF Board o. Directors to serve OF
of s per cent fifty yeas gold bonds OF said
company, issued or TO be issued at rate moi
exceed ing $50, eco per mile of its lines If rail-
road situated in sal States, and tho making
Of 3 mortgage on its property and franchises
to secure the payment thereof, and such
other business az may properly come before
Il n. M HOYT, SECRETARY
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-04

Corn flour makes the best of paste for
scrap books. Dissolve small quantity In
cold water, then cook 1t thoroughly. Be
careful not TO get it too thick. When cold it
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IL VIII not mould or stain the paper.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-04

Now, Patrick, do you know what libel
is 7" "Sure an do" what is itP' "Loi.
bel is when man docs nothin' at all, and
some spalpane goes and tells on him, so il is ~
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No ImpatatiOn,

Gentlemen" said an old-fashioned Bslti.
more merchant, as he called his clerks around
him, u have decided to make new depart
ure. shall put in cashier who will here
change" '' VII '''
There Was great sensation among them
az once, with muttered threats about resign
But, gentlemen" he continued, ITO prove
mat this step is no imputation on your hon.
esty, VIII agree TO advance every clerks
wnges TO cover the amount he has been in
tne haDlt OF forgetting to deposit in the
this afternoon"
The new departure was inaugurated with
out single resignation being offered or any
figures being submitted.
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-She-"I think any man ought to be able
TO support woman" He-"Well, l don't
know about that; some women are insup.
portable, you know"
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.,-Natdns. Crystal Discoue,y has reyolutionized
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BOO A WEEK.

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Utilizing Old Tin Cans.

Old tin cans should not be thrown away az
useless, as they are handy for many purpo.
ses. The tin OF which they are made can be
brought into useful state by exposing tho
cans TO heat until the solder melts and loos.
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In large cities and towns the old tin cans
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upon them. The remainder, which is iron,
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rough articles made of them. In this way
they form profitable business in utilizing
what was considered worthless as well as a
nuisance in every house.
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Fonds Extraet.-In cases of Headache
whether Bilious or Nervous hattie The head Snr !
rev 1oW minutes with the Extract, and the pain d
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-04

1t will come" said stump orator,
lust as sure as 1t was that Romeo founded
Rome"
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Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit. can he
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-04
In General DEBILITY, Emacin,top.

emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypo.
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read i tried Scott's Emulsion on a young man
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keep, DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills ALWAYS on
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An old author quantity remarks: avoid
arguments with ladies' In spinning warns
among silks and satins, man is sure 10 be
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self wound up"
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CIRCULAR

toe ttu
the BENEFITS @ @ ice ing I td at the general
W. from their
lT ro' fact that calculated to addt
lnn will
and best
aScoSt A.,
take great lbTann tina effort
IN Engan
w
AN sIpnk l,,,tly
reXcelNt advantages to t already
o. Texas
t il min1 Gptt
all the
IL
htfafIii
clmut~
rycrhI n
for anlln
humble,
the
ave lin lnal drrort
lFu' VIII carefully our
dlIa teat,lu markets.
YOU
S ourselves 10 SUN further merit truly
Losing, So1olaAorl Esose1atlaal
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LIVN STOCK MAKKNYS s

ST Louis, oct 1.-THE National stoes
Indicator reports.
catte-Receipls, Im; shipments, 800;
market steady; Gtir to choice heavy native
steers. 2OGl 50; butchers steers medium Ia
choice, 3tJW3 70; irederS fair to cool z Gnn
2ui Texans aud Indians common rr1s- ia
good cornl"d, > 70 G3 81.
Hogs -lt"ceiptS, ii') shipments ID; mur
to 10
sheep Receipts, SO; shipments, geo; mar
kel urn fair tn fancy, 3 2CHl III lambs,
yO9i 50
kANsAs CITY, oct l7.-Ime Live Stock
Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts, 3.,73: Shipments l69,;
market firm for good 10 choice, weak for com
mon; good to choice cornird, I 2uGI -;
common TO medium, 3 - t1i 10; stocters, . M
az u) feeding steers, , 6yB3 -; cows, 2jD
, 80; grass range steers. ,U02 %
Hogs-keceipts, itkl shipments none mar
ket strong and DC higher, ranging from @ 2
to 80.
sheep Receipts, Go; shipments 2,si; mar
ket steaay; good to choice, 3 0OGi 10; com
mon to medium, 0J@2 10
CHICAGO, oct. Il The Drovers journal
reports:
Cattle--Receipts, lOOOo, shipments, 80 o:
market stron-; shipping steers, = HO9l -;
stockers ana feeders tilg3 70; cows, bulls
western rangers, , bjG3 -
Hog--kecelpts, 2,lUD; shipments. nom;
market steady natives 2Jto -; west rn
8 ~ tO3 50; Texas 6RG3 ~.
Sheep-Receipts, NO0u; shipments, 1900;
market steady; natives 3 UJtBi ~ st0ckers
? 6od2 no; western, 1913 GU Texans, 90
3 ~; lambs, 300 -.
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Black fur trimmings. TWO, three
four and five inches wide at Is, 25, 81
and 80 cents yard. Colorod fox
trimming AT % cents YARD and fun
line of grey fox and other fur trims
mings at Sanger Bros
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Ladies will Away lind y large as
sortnent of perfumes and toilet ar
ticles at w A. Williamson 81 Cos.
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Maddins Mosquito Mixture is fra
grant aud harmless.
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Dlughtrey'7 place is headquarters
for oy s'cr,.
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NEW YORK COTTON.


uiures opened steady ami closed barely
steady, TO D points lower cycept Oetoi,er
which closed points higher
-aln.. lil-nl
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Go to the Avenue stables for your
rigs
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GALVESTON COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

'teady, l-lec lower. 0'oH'u
Sales, 52O. Stock, li6i77.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.
EEC'Ts AT UNITED STATES PORTS

GALVESTON, oct. 1.-THE following is a
imperative statement of cotton receipts at
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LIVERPOOL COTTON
LIvEAPooL corroM FrrrREs.

IothI sales, IO,OW bales; American, u
bales imports, 2iD01 bales; American, $50.
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Futures closed steady | to 2 poiul4 lowe
than saturday,
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HINDERCORNS.

Thesafr s1fcsf ord ~ cure for rDrns blHiona 70
Bt0fa all fain EnF4r.s comfort - te f'et 'r' ~ 4
" cure, u csptS a. Drpg2stS HiSsC- 60. n. u
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10 Futures F ,l, opened steady and closed quiet,
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LeSSlng- Solo1Aon- 81 Rosen thai
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the portion Of country in As;ian ly ing
sou;h Of The Great Dere. This Is a.
mistake and we are glad to fn1 ia
being corrected BIZ our best ula,1snp
writer's Of geography. Whom the
sacred historian had traced the de-
scendants Of Cain down To- the fifth
generation. he turned to the geuealagy
of Adam. and gives TIA Line Of his
offspring down to Noah. tAe. survivor
of the food
From the nearness ef the eitias and
colonies founded By CHA aaa his
descendants to the distriet eG Bfen,
it is net reasonable to say that be and
his posterity were not destroyed Ry
the deluge. Some Of the eonnlani-
ties established BIZ Adamrs Line. wgre
further from the old Edanie. harnei
than many of those said To- have Bern
founded by Gains lines. The food
occurred about the tenth generaaian
from Adam. in the 1856 year Of the
world. Arts. and sciences Bad Aoan~
ished up to this time. ana eisias eff tae
giant races were built. The sacred
historian makes note Of ibis Gies,,
showing chat the dispIeasare Of God
rested upon an mankind to the Baisg-
ing of food Of wata.. By which taay
were destroyed.
If such is not tbe case wins da so
many believe that the 4'CaHaaa ettns,t' p
after the food is "a rcpetfsioo or CON-
irmation Of the enc pus upon Caia
long before that event ooeR Place
This VIII NOS reconcile iiia yiem asaa
has been So ofteu reAeaasel ca sie
the atage,.ia the pulpit, az tas aisas.sa
block as warrant te sell Auman souls.
We have no doubt that these wa.s q
dark race Of men besors the a5e,a,, Bsha
that has no more to DO wish eur. eamt-
plezion than a snow-ia5a. las to 20
with the color Of lunP-5AreIa-
If Cain was the greas ancestor Of
the Monaghan aHl dark races, and
these were not destroyed by the asl-
uge, then we are brought to see eng
Of the greatest conflicts as ss the ua-
dcrstanding Of q point of history shat
has ever come under observation
The mistake IS, there woald Be, two
dark races from w6e.a 10 haw siavg
stock lone wearing ,ae mass --sst-'
upon Cain, the other eas --eeasc IS
Canaan Neither the --naaaa' r aa1sas
"curse" IS the eause es oar eoa7
plexiou or the GESTURE of eur bsar-
We leave this question az tie glrs q
the food
r., NJ. ,o,-r,.s7. t,.,.